Silver Tree Steiner School Competitors

What makes a great school? Is it the students, the staff, the facilities, or global educational programs and opportunities? At Hale School, we believe it is all these things, and more. Hale School is a world-renowned Anglican day and boarding school in Perth Western Australia, offering comprehensive and tailored education experiences to boys from Pre-primary to Year 12. Our students come from all across the State, country and globe, bringing their unique personalities, perspectives and experiences into our culturally enriched community. Our School's tradition of educational excellence is supported by innovative leaders, diverse curriculum opportunities, and space to grow and move on our 48-hectare campus.

Since its establishment in 1884, Wilderness School has been at the forefront of girls’ education. A non-denominational school for girls from Early Learning to Year 12 and boarding for students from Years 7 – 12, Wilderness School understands the needs of individuals. At Wilderness, we are committed to being true to the vision of the founders, the Misses Brown, and are guided by their motto 'Semper Verus' (Always True). They founded Wilderness School on their belief in the need for unlimited kindness in relationships, joy in learning and academic adventure, a spirit of humility and the balance between seeking individual excellence, success and generous service to the community. These key values guide every part of Wilderness School’s culture, relationships, teaching and learning programs and practices today. The four values we promote, enable and nurture are: • Adventurous Learning • Responsible Citizenship • Respectful Relationships • A True and Courageous Self

St Mark’s is a leading co-educational, K-12 school and a centre of excellence in teaching and learning, pastoral care, worship and service. It provides a high quality, inclusive, Christian education and opportunities for all. Since its establishment in 1986 as the first school of the Anglican Schools Commission, St Mark’s has established a long record of supporting students to be their best selves and to contribute positively to the world. The School’s Values of Respect, Knowledge, Confidence, Responsibility and Community, together with its faith, are constants, and give the whole school community comfort, direction and moral purpose. Participation in Anglican faith and worship is offered for personal exploration, study and conversation. St Mark’s provides all students with opportunities to learn, grow and succeed through: a relevant and personally meaningful curriculum; learning in both the classroom and through external partnerships; and group activities and service-learning opportunities. The School enables every student to be who they are and to engage in pathways appropriate to them, within an environment of high care and high challenge. A school truly focused on serving its community, at St Mark’s each student and each family is supported to feel safe and to have a sense of belonging to the School community beyond their time with the School. The Christian ethos, values, focus on wellbeing, and vibrant professional learning culture, promote a positive, collaborative and respectful work environment for the more than 200 outstanding staff who contribute to the School’s exciting, meaningful work.